lundi 19 juin 2017

(Un)touched: a performance installation at Fold Gallery, London / Angela Woodhouse and Nathaniel Rackowe / London

(Un)touched: a performance installation at Fold Gallery, London, Angela Woodhouse and Nathaniel Rackowe

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A collaborative performance installation by choreographer Angela Woodhouse and Visual Artist Nathaniel Rackowe with dancers Stine Nilsen and Martina Conti.

Fold Gallery, 158 New Cavendish St, London, W1W 6YW. www.foldgallery.com
 
Exhibition: Thursday 8th June - Saturday 15th July

Performances (free) on 
Saturday 1st July and Saturday 15th July at 2pm, 4pm & 6pm 


(Un)touched encompasses two distinct but related works. Following the very successful premiere of part 1 at One Canada Square Canary Wharf, as part of Nathaniel Rackowe’s solo exhibition ‘Luminous City’ last year, the collaborators now premiere the completed diptych (Un)touched Parts 1 & 2.

Each piece explores simultaneous experiences (and contradictions) of intimacy and distance. Both implicate the audience in the experience in differing ways. For the first work, Nathaniel has created a corridor- like structure that allows for multiple viewing points from outside, within, and through. The glass becomes either transparent or reflective depending on the sequencing of fluorescent lights attached to the steelwork shifting the accent abruptly from a conversation with another to the isolation with ones’ own reflection

The second work presents a glass platform onto which the viewers are invited to walk. Submerged beneath are the two same performers, whose presence is revealed depending on the shifting light, and viewed by the audience from above. This displacement re- articulates the relationship between the performers and audience.

Funded by Arts Council England, Middlesex University and "Sculpture at Work" Canary Wharf plc.

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(Un)touched: a performance installation at Fold Gallery, London / Angela Woodhouse and Nathaniel Rackowe / London

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